Pasadenan Hero Rescues Flood Victims in Northern California
Army helicopter specialist James F. Hatcher, 20, of Pasadena, jumped into flood waters multiple times to save children and a man during Northern California floods. He swam 160 feet to reach two children at Geyserville, pulled them to safety, and later helped a man clinging to a pole and an elderly man from buildings as levees broke. Hatcher, part of the 521st Engineer Group Aviation Co, hails from El Molino Ave and plans a career in aero engineering with Northrop after service. His family includes a WWII pilot brother and a deputy sheriff sister.
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Northrop Aircraft Co
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Western College
Dorotha
Los Angeles
Portugal’s Quiet Path to Global Trouble
An odd editorial note on Portugal as a small country that has avoided direct conflict while influencing larger powers. The piece hints at indirect trouble arising through its strategic position and diplomatic posture amid regional tensions.
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Flood Toll Mounts as Yuba City Submerges Again
Rainbound disaster sweeps Yuba City under water for a second time as a new crest from the Feather River drives floodwaters through the levee. About 60 deaths are tallied in Oregon and California with 13 in Yuba area. damage clocks unofficially at 106.6 million. Federal aid vows swift action as troops guard towns and search efforts resume amid continuing rising waters.
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